Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-23
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

The Thistle will sail for New York on Non
day.
Frederick J. Calhoun, prominent Boston
railroad man, is dead.
Five persons have been convicted of felony in
San Luis 0bispo within fortnight.
The American Minister to France will attend
the British naval review Oh Saturday.
The Canadian Knights of Labor have seeded
from the American body ana set up jurisdic
ton of their OWL.
L. c. Crandall of North San Juan J. Brown OF
Washington, and r. C. Buzan of Forest CITY,
have been granted pensions.
The North German Gazette thinks the Afghan
boundary settlement opens up highly satisfac
tory prospect of peace in central Asia.
The marriage OF W. H. Lamar of Washington,
to Jennie L. daughter of Secretary Lamar, oc-
Cured on Thursday evening at Macon, Ga.
The Corporation of Dublin has conferred the
| freedom of the city on Vim. o Brien and Patrick
Collins, of Boston, who is now visiting Ireland.
Scott Ray, speaking at the annual meeting of
! the Democratic editors of Indiana. vigorously
| denounced President Cleveland and his admin
| istration.
Pho Taminell lies dangerously wounded at
Cayucas, having accidentally shot himself while
| endeavoring to preserve the peace between two
| of his countrymen.
A violent tornado swept through Cheboygan
| county, Michigan, Thursday, doing terrible
damage. Whole forests were swept clean in the
| path of the cyclone
| The argument to make permanent the stay of
proceedings in the case of Jake Sharp, which
was to have been heard on Friday, was ad-
| journed until Tuesday.
| Two daughters of John Kifkham, of Walla
| Nalla. were assaulted in their bedroom Wednes-
| day night by an unknown man. who, after a
| desperate struggle, escaped.
| The President of the Sobranje has publicly
| declared that Prince Ferdinand has grossly de
| ceived the Bulgarians, and has been an instru-
| ment III the hands of Russia.
The Secretary of the Interior has decided that
| land put into the Boise reservation i'll excess of
640 acres is illegally reserved, and declared it
| open to entry and settlement
II is said that condition of affairs similar to
| that exposed in London by the Poll Mall Gazette
| two years ago. now exists III Ottawa, Canada
| Professional men, civil servants, tradesmen
| and all sorts of men are implicated.
A London dispatch says: Neither the Church
Missionary Society nor the Baptist Missionary
Stanley, notwithstan ding the fact that there is
| an American Baptist Mission at Natadi.
David Hoffman was hanged at Nebraska City.
at ii A. NJ on the I'D, for wrecking u Missouri
Pacific passenger train on the 18th of January
| last at Dunbar, at which time engineer Dewitt
was instantly killed and number injured.
AT the inquest in connection with the disaster
on the Erie Railway witness swore that the
engineer was under the influence of liquor ana
ductor had been drinking, though he was not
| intoxicated.
The big and vicious elephant Empress now
being exhibited at Albany, n. y with a circus,
after keeping the people in the vicinity of the
tents away until after midnight, ended up by
perhaps fatally injuring the keeper, by taking
| him up and throwing him across the tent.